Montana Wildlife Bulletin Vol Nov 1944
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He was very proficient with his "dukes" and popular in the boxing ring or "squared circle." His first appearance in the ring was in Billings in 1886. Later in Red Lodge, he recalls he fought and defeated Jack Stone, who claimed the State Heavyweight Title.
"Not all of my fights were in the ring," Bill said with a grin, "I cleaned up on Paddy Doyle and the Coffee Kid in barroom fights." "In 1891 I went South to Greybull, Wyoming to break horses on the Pitchfork Ranch, but left the next year when... the Johnson County cattle war between the cattlemen and the combined forces of the homsteaders and rustlers broke out. Not having any part in the argument, I de- cided that the best thing to do was to leave, so I headed North to Powder River, in Montana, and worked for the McConner's outfit." In the fall of 1892, Bill rode a stock train to Chicago.
There he began appearing with boxing shows but since he did not like the training, he soon sought another job.
During the World's Fair in 1892 he was a member of the Columbian Guards, who acted as policemen during the Fair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was very proficient with his "dukes" and popular in the boxing ring or "squared circle." His first appearance in the ring was in Billings in 1886. Later in Red Lodge, he recalls he fought and defeated Jack Stone, who claimed the State Heavyweight Title.
"Not all of my fights were in the ring," Bill said with a grin, "I cleaned up on Paddy Doyle and the Coffee Kid in barroom fights." "In 1891 I went South to Greybull, Wyoming to break horses on the Pitchfork Ranch, but left the next year when... the Johnson County cattle war between the cattlemen and the combined forces of the homsteaders and rustlers broke out. Not having any part in the argument, I de- cided that the best thing to do was to leave, so I headed North to Powder River, in Montana, and worked for the McConner's outfit." In the fall of 1892, Bill rode a stock train to Chicago.
There he began appearing with boxing shows but since he did not like the training, he soon sought another job.
During the World's Fair in 1892 he was a member of the Columbian Guards, who acted as policemen during the Fair.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Bulletin Vol Nov 1944?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Fish And Game Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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